The movie uses archive footage and photos, as well as interviews with some of Canadaís most interesting personalities form entertainment, politics, and social activism (including Margaret Atwood, David Miller, Ron MacLean & Jim Cuddy). The documentary traces the 25 year history of NOW.

NOW Magazine – The Movie blurs the lines between true stories of NOW’s often turbulent, always impressive history and a making-of mockumentary that chronicles the rise and fall of an ambitious stage production.

“The Summit: An Improvised Film” is the first stage of the developing documentary series titled: IMPROVISATION NATION.

A celebration of first annual ‘The Summit: Toronto’s Festival of Improv’ held at Bad Dog Theatre this past summer, this 48 minute film showcases the world of improv within the Toronto improvisation Community.

The annual ‘Summit’ Improv festival, produced by Rob Norman and Jason DeRosse, hosts exciting new improv formats and mindblowingly-good instant theatre fun.

Brian G. Smith headed up the documentary project, interviewing performers and filming every performance in the festival.

When a CBC TV employee is downsized, he decides to invest his severance pay in a friend’s bizarre theatre production: The silent story of one man’s love for his kitchen chair.

But when a beautiful choreographer comes between the two men, the production begins to unravel. A mockumentary about love, desire, friends and furniture.

First prize winner of two different international film festivals, this 7 minute mockumentary short was also nominated for 3 Canadian Comedy Awards.